Indoor Environment Quality Selection Guide for IEQ Accessories Photo number Description Part A 1083
Power supply adapter with 6 pcs NiMH bat- teries, type AA
A 1127 Humidity and tem- perature probe
A 1128 Thermocouple probe, type K
A 1130 Telescopic rod with 2.5 m cable
A 1131 Black globe thermom- eter
Target application Battery charger and a set of 6 pieces of rechargeable batteries, type AA. ● ● ● Probe for simultaneous relative humidity and air temperature measurements.
Type K thermocouple probe with measuring range from -20 °C to 1400 °C for contact temperature measurements of various surfaces like motors, transform- ers, etc.
The extension rod helps at measurements on remote spots like ventilation ducts and other places that cannot be easily reached by hand.
Black globe thermometer serves for indoor temperature comfort measure- ments.
A 1132 Luminance probe
Luminance probe performs measurement of luminance i.e. light reflected from the surface.
A 1145 Extension cable for A 1092 and A 1132, 1 m
A 1152 Sound calibrator, class 1
1 m long extension cable can be used in combination with luminance and illumi- nance probe for measurements on remote spots.
Sound calibrator Class 1 is intended for periodical calibration and accuracy inspec- tion of the instrument.
A 1159 Tripod A 1160
Fast charger for 8 AA batteries with a set of 6 NiMH bat., type AA
A 1161 Tripod holder for black globe thermometer
A 1162 PC SW SoundLink PRO
Tripod is used for instrument fixing at long term measurements of sound and other indoor air quality parameters.
Fast battery charger for up to 8 pieces of AA rechargeable batteries, and a set of 6 pcs NiMH rechargeable batteries, type AA.
Tripod holder assures fixing of the test instrument and Black globe thermometer on tripod.
SoundLink PRO is a complete PC software for downloading, test data evaluation, profound sound analysis and test report creation.
○ Option 6. 10 ● Included in Set ○ - ○ ○ - ○ ○ - ○ ○ - ○ ○ - ○ ○ - ○ - ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ - ○ - ○ ○ - Not available Accessories: page 6.10
MI 6401 MI 6301 MI 6201
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